Springlake High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Earth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

HE WOLVERINE 1352-1353 SPRING LAKE SCHOOL -«S1 . y s sijZis £s „ J +A A; , DEDICATION We, the Senior Class as sponsors of THE WOLVERINE of 1952-3, wish to dedicate our annual to our Senior sponsors, Mrs. Kathryn Thorne and Coach Johnny Cardinal, who have given their time and effort in order to help us become better citizens in the world of tomorrow. We give this page as a small token of our esteem for them PRODUCED BY Editor----------------- Bennie Sue Welch Ass't. Editor------------------Joan Maxcey Business Manager-------------------Lucille Jones Ass't. Business Manager---------------Beth Bulls Typist-------------------Glenna Rutherford Joyce Kittrell Sponsor-Mr. Ass't. Typist------ Photographer-------- Art Editor---------- Ass't. Art Editor--- Layout Editor------- Ass't. Layout Editor Jim Sanders ----Shirley O'Hair Richard McCaskill ----Frances Kellar -------Paul Cortez --- Janabeth Laing -----Wanda Jones PROMOTERS TERM EXPIRES Mr. Henry Lewis, President '53 Mrs. Beedie Welch, Secretary Mr. E. W. Harper '54 Mr. L. G. Watson '53 Mr. Johnie Haberer '55 Mr. Ray Riley '55 Mr. E. C. Clayton '54 Mr. W.T. Clayton '55 To The Board of Education, we owe a debt of gratitude for offering to us the educational facilities available to students at Springlake. They have worked long and hard for many years for the advancement of our school and we know they will keep working. RINGMASTER To The Students of Spring Lake School: This yearbook-The 1953 Wolverine-is your ticket in years to come for a return trip to Spring Lake School. With it you will again see the scenes of your school life, remember the faces of your class- mates, and recall the activities and fun of 1952-53. May your memories be happy! May I congratulate the Annual Staff and sponsor for the production of this fine annual. I wish to express my thanks to the entire student body and faculty in helping to carry out a well-rounded and progressive school program. THE BARKERS MR. TOM B. FOWLER Mathematics MR. .TIM SANDERS Commercial MR. GOMMERRAY ALLEN Band Director MR. ROY SIMMONS Commercial MR. BOB HAMILTON Speech MRS. GLADYS McCASKILL Science THE BARKERS MRS. C.M. BECKETT English MR. T.L. SCOTT Vocational Argiculture MRS. KATHRYN THORNE Home Economics MR. JOHNNY CARDINAL History and Athletics STUDENT COUNCIL Joan Maxcey, Junior Representative; Bennie Sue Welch, Secretary; Nelda Roach, Fresh- man Representative; C. M. Beckett, Principal; Harlon Watson, Vice-President; Dwain Wheat, President; R. W. Spann, Superintendent; Donnie Clayton, Sophomore Represen- tative. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President T reasurer Secretary Dwain Wheat Harlon Watson Lucille Jones Glenna Rutherford SUE BOZEMAN Jr. Play Cast President of Band (Sr. ) Band Sweetheart (Jr.) V. Pres, of Band (Jr. ) Band (3) President of F. H. A. (Jr. ) Paper Staff (Sr. ) Class Favorite (Sr.) F.H. A. (4) Tennis (1) PAUL DEAN DYER F.F.A. (1) Jr. Play Cast Football (1) Basketball (2) Baseball (1) DOLAN FENNELL Jr. Play Cast Asst. Photographer of Annual Football (2) F.F.A. (4) President of F. F. A. NAOMI FANNING Jr. Play Cast Pres, of Class (Jr.) Office Personnel. (1) Pep Squad (4) Sec. and Treas. Pep Squad (Sr. ) F.H. A. (4) Paper Staff (Sr. ) Football Queen Runner-up (4) Basketball (4) Tennis (1) Softball (2) ELSIE ESTEP Transfer from Anton FRANCES KELLAR Jr. Play Cast Pres, of Pep Squad (Sr. ) Pep Squad (4) Asst. Art Editor Runner-Up For Queen (Jr. ) Art Editor Cheerleader (Sr. ) Basketball (4) Softball (2) Paper Staff (Sr. ) F.H.A. (4) Football Queen Runner- Up MELVIN HARRIS Jr. Play Cast Class Favorite (Sr. ) Prince Charming (Sr. ) F.F.A. (4) LUCILLE JONES Jr. Play Cast Secretary of Jr. Class Best-All-Round (Jr. ) Asst. Business Manager Cheerleader (Freshmen) Football Queen (Sr. ) Treasurer of Class (Sr. ) Business Manager Queen Runner-Up (Soph.) Paper Staff (Sr. ) Pep Squad (4) Basketball (3) Baseball (2) F.H.A. (4) JOYCE KITTRELL Jr. Play Cast Typist Secretary of F. H. A. (Sr. , Paper Staff (Jr. and Sr. ) Pep Squad (4) F.H.A. (4) EDDIE HAYDON Jr. Play Cast Treas. of Class (Fr. ) Parliamentarian of F. F. A. (Soph. ) Football (3) Basketball (3) Baseball (4) DOUGLAS HIGGINS Jr. Play Last Captain of Football (Jr. ) Trcas. of F. F. a. (Soph.) Besi-All-Round Runner-Up Runner-Up Most Handsome Most Handsome Boy (Jr. ) Pep Squad King (Sr. ) F.F.A. (4) Football (4) Baseball (3) JANABETH LAING Freshmen Glass Favorite Runner-Up for Queen (Fr. ) Sec. and Treas. of Class (Soph. ) Jr. Play Cast Most Beautiful Girl (Jr. ) Cheerleader (Jr. ) Best-All-Round Runner-Up (Jr. ) Layout Editor Paper Staff (Sr. ) Pep Squad (4) F. H. A. (4) Softall (2) Basketball (3) Most Beautiful Girl (Sr. ) BOBETTE PARISH Band (3) 4-H Club Member DALE LANDERS Jr. Class Favorite Football (3) F.F.A. (4) JOYCE ROBNETTE Pep Squad (3) F.H.A. (3) Class Favorite (Soph.) Chorus (3) BENNIE SUE WELCH Class Pres. (Soph. ) Class Treasurer (Jr.) Asst. Editor Student Council (Jr. ) Editor of Annual Sec. of Student Council (Sr.) Office Personnel (2) F.H. A. Treasurer (Sr. ) Paper Staff (Sr. ) Jr. Play Cast F.H. A. (4) Pep Souad (4) Tennis (1) Softball (2) ANNE WOOD Transfer From Kress Pep Squad (1) F. H. A. (1) Chorus (1) DWAIN WHEAT Pres, of Class (Fr. ) F. H. A. Prince Charming (Soph) Jr. Play Cast Bcst-All-Round (Jr.) President of Class (Fr. ) V. Pres, of Class (Soph. ) Football Captain (Sr. ) Football (3) F.F.A. (4) Pres, of Student Council GLENNA RUTHERFORD Soph. Favorite Jr. Play Cast Best-all-round Runner-Up Sec. of Pep Squad (Jr. ) Asst. Typist Sec. of Class (Sr. ) Typist Office Personnel (2) Paper Staff (Sr. ) Carnival Queen (Sr. ) F. H. A. (4) Pep Squad (4) Softball (2) Tennis (1) HARLON WATSON V. -Pres, of Class (Fr. ) Sophomore Favorite Sec. of F.F.A. (Soph) V. Pres, of Class (Sr. ) Student Council (Jr. -Sr. ) Pep Squad King Runner-Up. Captain of Football Naomi Fanning Janabeth Laing Joyce Robnett Joyce Kittrell Glenna Rutherford Dolan Fennell 0 fe Dale Landers Lucille Jones Elsie Estep iZ unioni JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Kenny Watson Peggy Woodson Wayne Davis Doris Armstrong Lexie Branscum Claudeen Brock Beth Bulls Clifford Bills Paul Cortez Loraine Cody Wayne Davis Darrell Ellis Betty Gregory A. J. Jones Wanda Jones Dorothy McClanahan Joan Maxcey Cleo Meeks Shirley O'Hair Charlene Parish Marylyn Riley Kenneth Watson Hilbert Wisian Peggy Woodson ophomcrtei SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Sec retary-T rea surer Dwayne Loudder Don Watson Lois Lewis Boyd Britt Don Clayton Geline Carrell Joyce Davis Seymour Evans Charlene Goforth Jimmy Hadaway Dale Harper Joan Kelley Peggy Kittreli Dwayne Loudder Lois Lewis Anna Ruth Parker Don Randolph Roxie Rutherford Nona Stevens Don Watson Janelle Williams rxedhm en FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Nelda Roach Keith Parish Janis Jones Minnie Belle Armstrong Ella Bartlett Doyle Bills Noretta Bolinger Eli Borden Barbara Brock Patsy Brown Sybil Byeriy Joe Campbell Wanda Carver Tony Cortez Evelyn Driver Joe Ann Elmore Elbert Estep June Gregory Noe Flores Bobby Green G.R. Howell Charlene Hamilton Virginia Hulcey Jerry James Janis Jones Larry Kelley Rex Loftis Ginger Loftis June Loftis Genevieve Loudde Barbara McCaski O.C. Martin Anita Messer Max Neal Myers Ogletree Douglas Parish Charles Parish Keith Parish A. J. Phillips Jerle Taylor Peggy Ussery Bud Watson EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sherry Stine Kay Haberer Kay Seymour Bobby Angeley Martha Carley Carlton Casselber Shirley Chaney A.L. Cody Loretta Cole Clifford Cook Rita Crawford Margaret Crump Sue Curtsinger Claude Davis Janelle Dent Joan Ellerd Ed Ferguson Max Goforth Fermina Guana Kay Haberer Viola Hall Bobby Harris Jerry Jacquess Phillip Jennings Norma Jones Harvey Kendrick Otis Ray King A. C. Lewis Kenneth Lowe Louise Matlock Betty McClure Bobby McClure Melvin McClure Marilyn McGeath Billy Martin Kermit Martin Annie Newsom Betty O'Hair Marie Parker Carolyn Parish Patricia Parker James Powell Virginia Roberson Carolyn Sanderson Kay Seymour Louise Smith Sherry Stine Jerry Tunnell Hoylis Walters Joe Edd Wheat Donald Williams -QitmcUond SENIOR FAVORITES SUE BOZEMAN MELVIN HARRIS JUNIOR FAVORITES PAUL CORTEZ PEGGY WOODSON SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CHARLENE GOFORTH DWAYNE LOUDDER FRESHMEN FAVORITES EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES JERRY TUNNELL SHIRLEY CHANEY NEXT BEST ALL-ROUND LUCILLE JONES DOUGLAS HIGGINS A3DXVIAI NVOf thid QNno i-nv isaa BEST ALL-ROUND BOY HARLON WATSON MOST BEAUTIFUL QIRL ith Laing MOST HANDSOME BOV HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL MELVIN HARRIS KING AND QUEEN GLENNA RUTHERFORD GRADE SCHOOL CARNIVAL LEROY BOLINGER KING AND QUEEN PAT ARMSTRONG GRADE SCHOOL CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN RUNNERS-UP HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN RUNNERS-UP RICHARD McCASKILL AND ROXIE RUTHERFORD KENNY HAMILTON AND JUDY CHESTER FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Clifford Bills, Kenny Watson, Franklin Starkey, Wayne Davis, Dolan Fennell, Lexie Branscum, Douglas Higgins. Hilbert Wisian, Jerle Taylor, Billy Matlock, Leroy Barlow. SECOND ROW: Coach Johnny Cardinal, Keith Parish, Dale Harper, A. J. Phillips, Harlon Watson, Dwain Wheat, Max Neal, Dale Landers, Jimmy Hadaway, Eddie Haydon, Dwayne Loudder, Don Wat son, Coach Grady Burnett. FRONT ROW: Doyle Bills, G. R. Howell, Don Randolph, Don Clayton,, Robert Riley, Pablo Cortez, Doug Parish, Bobby Don Green, Tony Cortez, Donald Allen. OPPONENT Farwell Petersburg F riona Hale Center Dimmitt Sudan Muleshoe Amherst Happy Olton SCORES SPRING LAKE 0 32 7 25 13 19 13 25 12 13 20 7 25 7 32 13 14 21 39 13 FOOTBALL QUEEN AND PEP SQUAD KINQ DOUGLAS HIGGINS LUCILLE JONES Co-Captain Dwain Wheat, Coach Johnny Cardinal, Co-Captain Fuzzy Watson. WAYNE DAVIS--Back KENNY WATSON--Guard All-District Defensive Tackle All-District Line Backer DOLAN FENNELL--Tackle All-District Offensive Tackle FRANKLIN CHIEF STARKEY--Tackle HARLON FUZZY WATSON--Halfback DALE HARPER--Center DWAIN WHEAT--Halfback LEXIE BRANSCUM--End JIMMY HADAWAY —End DOUGLAS HIGGINS--Quarterback DWAYNE LOUDDER--Halfback DON CLAYTON--Halfback DALE LANDERS--Tackle EDDIE HAYDON--Guard PABLO CORTEZ--Halfback HILBERT WISIAN--End DON WATSON--Defensive End CLIFFORD BILLS--Guard BASKETBALL BOVS Don Clayton, Dwain Wheat, Eddie Hay- don, Seymour Evans, Hilbert Wisian, Douglas Higgins, Wayne Davis, Kenny Watson, Jimmy Hadaway, Fuzzy Watson, Coach Cardinal. CAPTAIN Johnny Cardinal, Coach, Doug Higgins JIMMY HADAWAY-Guard DOUGLAS HIGGINS-Center WAYNE DAVIS-Forward HARLON WATSON-Guard EDDIE HAYDON-Guard SEYMOUR EVANS-Forward URN E Y P� WOLVERINES TOP BUEFS « WmJmiikLS vyin in M'w co v5a ; :: - .Jj 'fi ryfc' 11 ri’ ? 1. nn%.: 0,r% r, rv.,. , = Soring Lake’s Wolverines chalked their second non-confbrence win the season by downing a soranpy tersburg teen 25-7 at Wolverine eld Friday nicht. Soring 'lake orod in every period to min the n. . Petersburg wag able to gain bnl.y 9 fere d 5-fcn the _ J L GETS |C!w yr at Che. gubhock yesterday SoV« girls were ■ i trailed 13 3t half. T fewgtti torn, a U-V« ‘ ir' t IS. 'HELD ■i. fy™1 A f H U NIL Ok MS WOLVERINES DOWN BOBCATS The Spring Lake band, an-' oco in their'new : r BIG RALLY for the foo Fridas. n CTLton 1;, football player £ a huge bonj rth last nigh studients rines gath Led by Fuzzy 1 rats on, who scor , , r . .-. ft t.F— ' v ‘£ '� t kind of i two touchdowns, Soring Lake’s Wo kJltsL-j VVl - • . verines jumped their first hurdle _____ Si. ROPES COWBOYS the district 2 i race by eking out Joan' f axccy Ha nv Pn hove � ,« ej T„r Bnte‘-s Dh ts ™ wa nitt tfriiay ni'ht. „ d, toft they might tptfy h the hands of t Called the Unhappy Cowboys, niaht. In or.day ■V,n Francey f lead Happy y Lake. Joan | points fcr S| There vas; V ----'™ ri.� ' The Wolverines junped to lead in the second quarter . but the last clay of the first half s: the Bobcats s-ore to pull within points at the half way nark. ____T aW. WOLVERINES RACK L.DOWNS ST Spr g Lake’s VJolverine3 opened Spring Lake1s Wolverines reck their fourth victory of the sens; - t the expor.se of the Hale Cant Owls here Friday night. Holding t) Owls to only one first down in tl GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Back-Glenna RutherforA Nelda Roach, Laura Northcott, Geline Carroll, Shirley O'Hair, Joan Maxcey, Coach Cardinal, Charlene Parish. Middle-Naomi Fanning, Lois Lewis, Lucille Jones, Frances Kellar, Dorothy McClanahan, Janabeth Laing. Front -Evelyn McNeil, Charlene Hamilton, Roxie Rutherford, Joyce Davis, CAPTAINS Joan Maxcey, Johnny Cardinal, Coach, Dorothy McClanahan. EVELYN McNEILL- Forward DOROTHY McCLANAHAN-Guard JOYCE DAVIS--Guard JANABETH LAING--Guard NAOMI FANNING--Forward LOIS LEWIS--Forward JR. BASKETBALL GIRLS BACK ROW: Mr. Roy Simmons, Coach. Betty O'Hair. Loretta Cole. Kay Seymore, Mary Lou Mc- Cord SECOND ROW: Sherry Stine. Shrrley Chaney. Henrian Rudd, Carolyn Parish, Frances Co e, Kay Haberer. FIRST ROW: Sue Neal, Wayna Rutherford, Jan Starwalt, Linda Kelley, Pat Armstrong. OPPONENT Muleshoe Amherst Sudan Dimmitt Three-Way Bledsoe Bula Three -Way Olton Petit Amherst Sudan SCORES SPRING LAKE l{ 20 12 16 7 20 6 13 2 13 17 14 18 15 14 11 5 32 20 42 22 26 4 26 JR. BASKETBALL BOVS BACK ROW: Mr. Grady Burnett, Coach, Richard Moore, John Lacompte, Phillip Jinnings, Jerry Tunnell. SECOND ROW: Claude Davis, Kenneth Lowe, Clifford Cook, Bobby Angeley, Keith Leonhart. FIRST ROW: Kirby Carrell, Max Goforth, Douglas Loudder, Joe Edd Wheat, A. C. Lewis. SCORES OPPONENT SPRING LAKE Amherst 14 18 Sudan 12 16 Dimmitt 4 17 Three-Way 23 20 Three-Way 30 18 Amherst 20 22 Sudan 12 25 ict 2-A district Named ★ ★ ★ Wolverines Win Five In Row District team of District tamed in a meeting of es and superintendents tools that comprise the ist Wednesday night at e high school. The six tat compose the district nitt, Springlake, Olton, appy and Amherst tmed two teams, offense se and several outstund- ts made both teams, low are the two teams town they are from list- te their name. OFFENSE Connie Baird, Ana- lly Gregory, Dimmitt. JES: Clarence. Monroe, olan Fennell, Springlake. DS: Charles Cole, Hap- ?r Roles. Olton. IR: Roy Murphy, Dim- Wolverines Smear Meet Hale Center Tonight The Springlake Wolverines die what some people were begin Qr viy-irrl Talrp I fYHQ ning to think was the impossible IJ JJliliy „ Upo The local boys rolled on to then The Springlake Wolverines eated the Friona Chiefs Friday night, boosting the erine wins to 3-0 for the season. fifth straight victory of the w son by downing the Dimmit _A_,„„rT Virgil Phipps, Friona fullb Bobcats last week by a hard Cardinal's Spring-• ;oke loose on the second i fought score of 13-12. lake Wolverines” exploded in all om scrimmage with a 57 y The Wolverines did all of thei four quarters to slash the Farwell ouchdown scamper over scoring in the second quarte steers” 32-0 at Farwell Stadium ackle. with scatback Harlon (Fuzzy Friday night. Douglas Higgins, Spring Watson scoring both of Spring Wolverine halfback D. arterback broke loose fo lake’s T D’s sparked the Springlake team by luarteroacK, Droxe loose xo first on a heal scoring in the first, second ar.d ards around right end in tiful 40 yard punt return an- {JJJ X cored' in the second-irst quartCr for first once again on a 68 yard run of qUarter Cn a 11-yard run through .’erine tally and Wayne D of Dimmitt’s right tackle. Ful, -the Steer line. 30 lb. fullback, pushed over back Wayne Davis booted th The xast Springlake touchdown nore for Springlake—one m extra point for his teammates, was scored in the last quarter bird quarter and one in the Dimmitt’s spark was in Jess when halfback Clayton scored on D Q Robason scored the 1 a 20-yard end run. rriona gcore ,n ,he ,ast qua e scoring itith. a 30 yard run over ackle. spar! Burch. Burch scored both time once on a 57 yard run and agai on a 21 yard run. Both of Din R. V. Allcorn, Olton; Selvidge, Happy; Joe idan and A. L. Nuttall, mitt’s tries for extra point fai ed. ‘Standouts for the Wolverinf were Dolan Fennell and Franl line D. Wheat for one yard through ' 11-yard ru DEFENSE Connie Baird, Amherst; ibes, Sudan. LES: Wayne Davis, _e; Clarence. Monroe, Ol- . D. Davis converted. Second Quarter 13 D Wheat on 41-yard run aroun WCIC ' - ei r? rfn?‘ j lin Starkey on the line and Wa D- 1%°,ntl,0 l dw son in the backfield. through tine This week the local boys. U o Wheat on two-yard ru vade Sudan in what is expec-te around rt ?‘uf| QutTt„ to be the top game of the di j3 ciayton ou 20-jare eno run. trict. IDS; Charles Perry, Su- .ver McDonald, Happy. BACKERS: Danny Bled- on; Kenneth Watson, Ol- Amarillo Nev Picks Watso Week's Play Springlake Defeated By Amherst Last Friday Nigh S: R. V. Allcorn, Olton; ball Banquet At School The rough and tough Happy Cowboys come to Springlake for a game with the Wolerines and are also a slight, favorite to win. Happy has one of the best teams, if not the best, in the District and The Springlake Wolverines and Nutall’s passing to tnis being their first year in the were defeated last Friday night nie Baird that led the District, had to play all their con- by the Amherst Bulldogs at attack. Wayne Davis ; ference games away from home Springlake stadium by a score of las Higgins scored the 01 causing them to lose two close 32-13. The Wolverines held the for the local boys. ones to Sudan and Olton. day Night 952-53 Springlake Wol ootball Banquet was held at 7:30 p. m., in the lafeieria where Assistant Vyatt Posey of Texas as the principal speaker. showed a film of the fech-Bayior game. Buddy Selvidge, Happy; R. V. Allcorn, Olton, Bob Crouch, Sudan and A. L. Nuttall of Amherst seem to be the best four backs to make the All-District team. visitors to 7-0 in the first half This week the Wolver but the Bulldogs broke loose in Happy on the local fiek Springlake Football Queen Wolverines Meet Farwell Season Opener Tonite At anquet program given in terms was as follows: lumet, Toastmaster: Supt Kick-off: Frances Kellar, [arlon Watson, Intercepi- 3, Song, Huddle Eat, )wn; Coach • Posey, Time issert,-Extra Point: Pres- is, Scrimmage: Johnnv il. Half Time; Sing the tjfini� Final Whistle__________ The Springlake Wolverines will line. ____________________ open their 1952 football campaign In the line Dolan Fe Miss Lucille Jones was crown- when they taKe on the Farwell been shifted from cent ed queen of tne Springlake Wol- Steers at Farwell tonight at 8 the tackle hole vacated verine football team at the re- p.m. and Dale Harper has U cent Springlake-Okon game. En- The Wolverines will probably the center post, circled by the heart-shaped school he without the services of their band at the half, Douglas Higgins starting quarterback, Doug Hig- Pep F,quad King, crowned the gins, who has been ailing all sweetheart with a football helmet week with a severe case of ton- ruffled in green. Lucille, a senior silitis. Jimmy Hadaway is slated student is the daughter of Mr. to take over the ball -handling and Mrs. Sam Jones. duties of Coach Cardinal’s wing- The queen and ner attendants, ed-T attack. Frances Kellar, Naomi Fanning, The Wolverine backfield has Joan Kelley, and Peggy Ussery been strengthened the past week The Steers have a y inexperienced team bu here have it that they makings of a strong eh Springlake strating 1 qb Hadaway hb H. Watson-Capt hb Wheat-Cap fb Davis le Wisian PEP SQUAD BACK ROW- Barbara Linn McCaskill, Beth Bulls, Charlene Goforth, Janabeth Laing, Shirley O'Hair, Claudeen Brock, Joyce Kittrell, Joyce Davis. THIRD ROW: Laura Northcott, Nona Stevens, Peggy ittrell. Coleen Moore, Yvonne O'Hair, Janelle Williams, Bennie Sue Welch, Glenna FernRutherford. SECOND ROW. Betty Gregory, Essie White, Loraine Cody, Joyce Robnett, Anne Wood, Doris Armstrong, Lucille Jones, Marylyn Riley. FIRST ROW: Joe Ann Elmore, Charlene Parish, Barbara Williams, Dorothy McClana , LoisVewis, Evelyn McNeill, Naomi Fanning. Joan Kelley. LEADERS: Roxie Rutherford, Genevieve Louder, Joan Maxcey, Frances Kellar. PEP SQUAD LEADERS FRANCES KELLAR ROXIE RUTHERFORD GENEVIEVE LOUDDER JOAN MAXCEY •v SPRING LAKE BAND STANDING: Betty O'Hair, Betty Sue McClure, Kenneth Lowe, Tom Messer, Kay Seymour, Mr. Go- merray Allen, director. LEFT SECTION: Sherry Stine, Evelyn Driver, Joe Campbell, Kay Haberer, Janis Jones, Virginia Hulcey, Eli Borden, Anita Messer, Louella Borden. CENTER SECTION: Glenda McGeath, Sue Bozeman, Marylyn McGeath, Barbara Brock, June Gregory, Bob McClure, Don Williams, Shirley Chaney, Charlene Hamilton, Nelda Roach. RIGHT SECTION: Albert Kelly, Gary Bulls, Bobby Harris, Bobbette Parish, George Winkley, Rita Crawford, Ed Ferguson, Clifford Cook, Terry Green, Jerry Tunnell, David Cearley, Bob Angely. DRUM MAJOR, Anita Messer; TWIRLERS, Sherry Stine, Charlene Hamilton, Kay Haberer. FIFTH ROW: Ella Mac Bartlett, Joyce Robnett, Anne Wood, Nelda Roach, Janis Jones, and June Loftis. FOURTHROW: Geline Carrell, Janabeth Laing, Noretta Bolinger, Peggy Ussery, Barbara McCaskill, Sybil Byerly, Nina Grisham, Peggy Kittrell, Beth Bulls, Charlene Goforth, Virginia Hulsy, and Shirley O'Hair. THIRD ROW: Joyce Kittrell, Yvonne O'Hair, Coleen Moore, Minnie Belle Armstrong, Doris Armstrong, Ginger Loftis, Joe Ann Elmore, Essie White, Laura Northcott, Claudeen Brock, Betty Gregory, Joan Maxcey, and Mrs. Thorne, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Marie Flores, Anita Messer, Lucille Jones, Bennie Sue Welch, Peggy Woodson, Nona Stevens, Joyce Davis, Janelle Williams, Glenna Rutherford, Lorame Cody, Evelyn Driver, June Gregory, Genevieve Loudder, Frances Kellar, and Naomi Fanning. FRONT ROW: Patsy Brown, Wanda Carver, Sue Bozeman, Dorothy McClanahan, Lois Lewis, Joan Kelley, Roxie Rutherford, Marylyn Riley, Evelyn McNeil, Barbara Williams, Charlene Parish, Charlene Hamilton, and Barbara Brock. President-------------Joan Maxcey Vice-President--------Sue Bozeman Secretary---------------------Joyce Kittrell Treasurer---------Bennie Sue Welch Parliamentarian-------------Shirley O'Hair Advisor--------Mrs. Kathyrn Thorne F.H.A. PRINCE CHARMINC MELVIN HARRIS STANDING: Mr. Scott, Dolan Fennell, Dale Landers, Darrell Ellis, Dale Harper, Clifford Bills, Dwain Wheat, Gerald Taylor, Lexie Branscum, Don Watson, A. J. Jones, Douglas Higgins, Wayne Davis, Harlon Watson, Jimmy Hadaway. THIRD ROW: Seymour Evans, Don Clayton, Dwayne Loudder, Hilbert Wisian, Paul Cortez, Eddie Haydon, Melvin Harris. SECOND ROW: Jerry James, Charles Parish, Don Randolph, Franklin Starkey, TonyCortez, Noe Flores, Elbert Estep, Robert Riley, A. J. Phillips, Bobby Green, Keith Parish. FIRST ROW: Donald Stevens, Myers Ogletree, Bud Watson, Douglas Parish, Rex Loftis, Max Neal, G.R. Howell, Doyle Bills, Trice Williams. President------ Vice-President Sec reta ry---- T reasurer----- Reporter------- Sentinel------- Advisor-------- ---Dolan Fennell -Lexie Branscum — -Kenny Watson ---Wayne Davis ---Eddie Haydon Franklin Starkey - Mr. T. L. Scott F.F.A. F.F.A. SWEETHEART JOAN KELLEY LIBRARY STAFF: Back Row: Glenda McGeath Virginia Hulcy Cleo Meeks Ella Mae Bartlett Claudeen Brock Mrs. Beckett, Librarian Front Row: Elsie Estep Peggy Kittrell Wanda Jones Loraine Cody Nona Stevens SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE STAFF Mr. Spann, seated Bobbette Parish Doris Armstrong Lucille Jones Bennie Sue Welch Joan Kelley Glenna Rutherford . • f l i 4 5 f 7 I ! 10 insunnn sx:;aajB3i PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE STAFF Mr. Beckett, seated Claudeen Brock Coleen Moore Shirley O'Hair Yvonne O'Hair Sue Bozeman Charlene Goforth Charlene Parish Naomi Fanning PAPER STAFF Mr. Jim Sanders, Naomi Fanning, Joyce Kittrell, Janabeth Laing, Glenna Rutherford, Frances Keller, Bennie Sue Welch, Lucille Jones. L HAS 3 ALL-PI ST. MEN wCLVFRINES HONOTFQ d r TTi F'Jj The Spring, Luke iir shbxe of the st during the just conplated .1 season. Three boys have lgled out for � 11-Dibtrict hoi on the offensive team and tv i defensive unit-. Lclan Fennell gained QA V olverinos hsd Tba ° irCM C K VVNl ;ijrs i� mt—t'ootpalL rFo,t. Rorvci.a-tftd F 1 j J ' .,- 3 ero-ne 1 Ubi Ve rus GO A . 0- b Ll 10 cion ,, C r r ■' T? ir-s;- MS- WfN BA Ut � nd i nr� � , - t cro?no :-� ur n . torts cowsoj ..a F H.A . PRESETSFLAY 'tbrs of 19 « « +� jo a fc Q et aiven Drilc 'it _ Corin'; Lhk-' he Fior m vs A ENTtPTs ni'-V TH5 WCL7SRIKE, e publication £ ■ ■ ’ £ C Spring Lake high school journa Jko St-ri) 21,1 c- ssj has been given an Awa ■fn-tr. o 1. . 'rSP;ja of Kcnor by thoUtuvorsit WOlvE The Animal Trainers FIRST GRADE Mrs. Carra Morgan Mrs. Ruby Baker SECOND GRADE Mrs. Ruth Williams Mrs. Kathleen Cardinal THIRD GRADE Mrs. Veda Britt Mrs. Ruth Spann FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Mildred Haley Mrs. June Hamilton The Animal Trainers MR. FRANK C. MILLS, JR. Fifth, Grade MRS. FRANK C. MILLS, JR. Fifth Grade MR. VERNON BAKER Shop MRS. OPAL DAVIS Mathematics MRS. FRANCES DUKE Physical Education MR. GRADY BURNETT Social Studies MRS. VIOLA HUMPHREYS Nurse MRS. LEON SANDERS Music SEVENTH GRADE Claudia Adair Patricia Armstrong La Verne Bibby Hilda Bills Leroy Bolinger Ray Bolinger Lou Ella Borden Gary Bulls Kirby Carrell David Cearley Evelyn Clayton Frances Cole Harold Coleman Larry Cunningham Janet Driver Lela Edwards Larue Glasscock John Paul Hindman Barbara Horner Dorothy Kasinger Linda Kelley Johnny Le Compte Keith Leonhart Melvin Lewis Richard Loftis Douglass Loudder Cathay McCord Mary Lu McCord Jane McGeath Jan McMinn Richard Moore Wayne Mullis Bobby Murrell Sue Neal Irvale n Ott Molly Parker John Paul Renegar Billie Robnett Henrian Rudd Wayna Mae Rutherford Rita Sanders Naomi Starkey Davy Taylor Gene Tunnell Isabel Valencia Julia Valencia Minnie Van Doern Betty White Jesse Williams John Robert Williams Wanda Williams Kathleen Wisian SIXTH GRADE Judy Angeley Tracy Angeley Janiece Bock Burl Brascum Donnie Brown Mike Burgess Carla Ann Carrell Patsy Chance Robert Conner Ralph Cook Margarette Carley Verdena Curtis Dick Evans Paul Ferguson Charlotte Gibson Clifford Giles Noel Gilmore 1 Ruby Sue Gilmore Donald Gover Helen Gover J. Allen Gover Richard Green Ongeleta Guana Irma Guerrero Sue Harrington Sharon Hay Jeral James Lindel Jaquess Dean Jones Doug Jones Carl Kellar Jerry Kittrell John Laing Jr. Conception Landa Yvonne Louder Barbara Lott James McCord Judy Miller Shirley Mitchell Mary Martin Shirley Martin Mearil Leen Newsome Charles Padillo Veva Padilla Arthur Peterson Frances Phipps Janice Prather Joyce Redwine Elaine Riley Patricia Shellar Zelma Sloan Jerry Strickland Beverly Stine Billy Taylor Don Whitaker Imogene Williams Glenn Abbe Barbara Allen Doris Barlow Judy Bartlett Charlotte Bock Jenna V. Brock Glenn Bulls Bobby Gene Carver Judith Chester Norman Clayton Fillmore Cody R. C. Davis Jr. Joe Neal Ellis Virginia Ruth Estep Yolanda Flores Tony Gabel George Gavza George Gilmore Karen Gray Ronnie Haberer Kenny Hamilton David Hawthorn Randy Jaquess Lenro Jennings Kay Jones Billy Kelley De Witt Kelley Quentin Knight Truman Layman Dianne Loftis Tom Messer Mary Lu Miller Elmer Glen Mitchell James Rayburn Ott Doris Payton Bobby Ray Pillow Kenneth Powell Jim Renegar Janice Roper LaNell Sc hade Charles Snow Michael Stockard Bob Smith Bill Starkey Lawanna Strickland William Toten Billie Jean Watson Kay Wheat Sharon Ann Wheatley James White George Winkley, Jr. Judy Wood FOURTH Cheryl Axtell Connie Sue Byars Priscilla Cameron Madelin Carrell Lewis Earl Calame Jerry Carley Rudy Cantrell Ruby Cantrell Earl Wayne Cole Johnny Collins Leslie Cook Gaynell Conner Robert Cortez Imogene Chambers Peggy Davis Ronnie Dent Linda Elmore Beatrice Escamilla Donna Escamilla J.W. Estep Billy Ferguson Paul Gonzales Kay Gregory Anita Guerrero Jerrell Hadaway Barta Jo Haley Don Howard Jannette James Don Layman Joe Le Compte Sharon Lott Patty Kay McGeath GRADE Lois Dell McAteer Ivy McGeath Joyce Martin Geraldean Matlock Joyce Martin Sundra Martin LaNeil Martin LeAnna Montgomery Dale Montgomery Myron Mullis Henry Nevarez Richard Parker Wanda Parker Tommy Powers Frank Richey Sandy Sanders “Carl Sanderson Sharon Scott Mary Jane Shirey Ralph Wisian Norman Winkley Camilla Wheatley Mary Van Doern Edwina Valencia Larry Tunnel! Ysabei Gauna Richard Crump Patsy Ann Smith THIRD GRADE Jerry Allen Johnny Anderson Antonia Aquirre Dickie Autry Charles Axtell Emily Beckett Judy Bock Billy Fred Bolinger Frances Borden Shelby Bozeman David Cameron Gene Cantrell Billy Ray Chaney Treva Jo Conner Charles Cowley Don Kelly Curtis Danny Dane Quata Sue Evans Clay Gabel Karen Giles Linda Glasscock Joan Gover Norma Hamilton Jeanette Halbrooks Hal Hudson Jerry Jones Tommy Kellar Gary Kelley Karron Knight Juanita Landa Joann Lawson Linda Lewis Richard Lightfoot Kay McCord Scott Martin Carmen Mungia Roul Munoz Linda Murrell Gaye Northcott Loddy Padilla David Parker Peggy Jo Parker Gayiene Payton Jerry Richey Eleanor Riley Charles Roper Dorothy Roper Herlinda Ruiz Wanda Saxon Glen Ray Schade Jackie Scheller Bobby Gene Sloan Bonnie Smith Nancy Sloan Jerry Starwalt Mary Stewart Alvin Walters Minnie Wheat Jimmie Whitaker Vernon White Twila Whitford Betty Wilkins Kenneth Williams Juanita Williams SECOND GRADE Deann Adrian Mary Aguirre Lana Gaye Axtell Llene Angeley Sawnie Branscum Robert Byars Carolyn Blackwell Boyd Clayton Julia Chance Margaret Chambers Harold Wayne Carley Carol Cole Linda Crump Logeldo Castillo Wade Carrell Vicky Coker Carolyn Carver Janice Cowley Dale Dent David Glasscock Robert Gana Kent Gabel Maria Galavey Lupe Garcia Carolyn Gregory Matias Hernanez Judy Jones Charlie Jones Wiley Kimbell Johnny Kittrell Nancy Kelley Tony Layman Frances Landa Linda Lightfoot Leslie Don Lewis Jane McCord Leon Martin LaDon Messer Jennifer Miller Cecilio Mungia Joe McGeath Robert O'Hair Danny Parker David Parker Westley Parker Loyd Payne Larry Don Phelon Paul Redwine Jimmie Robinson Mary Louise Roper Linda Salsman Bill Shirey Craig Spann Jim Stockard Arthur Strictland Melvin Toten Treia Ann Weems Jimmy White Kay Winbourn Harmon Winkley FIRST GRADE Ernest Alcolo Juanita Aguierre Janey Alcolo Pauline Alcolo Bobby Borum Phillip Don Bearden Janice Blackburn Patsy Cantrell Betty Chavez Betty Lou Cody Harland Currey Floydell Crawford Gary Cowley Mary Chavez Gene Chaney Bobbie Cunningham Maria Escamillo Konnie Eagle Jane Guerrero Tommy Gregory Georgeanna Gabel J. C. Gilmore Tony Gale Haberer Leon Green Diana Glasscock Wincesloe Galavas Junior Garcia Jan Hay Gerardo Hernandez David Hernandex Jose Hernandez Loy Hamilton Carolyn Jaquess Gera Lana Jaquess Joyce Jones Julia Jones Evangeiina Landa Mickey Liscero Janie Martinez Joan Murrell Paul Pacheco John Patterson Robert Parker DeWayne Parish Marie Payne Richard Pierce Harold Powell Vicki Prather June Proppes Jimmie Sanderson Linda Scheller Earlene Snow Joanna Starwalt Dudley Strickland Louise Toten Sara Valencia Francis Wheat Rubie Neal Williams Don Winkley Dickey Woodring CLASS PROPHECY One day, being an old maid myself, 1 decided to drive to Earth, Texas, now a small city of some 20, 000 to see who I could see of the Spring Lake Senior Class of 1953. Driving into town a hot rod passed me that was really clippin' the grass, but a little farther down the road I saw that same hot-rod wrapped around a tree trunk. Miraculously no one was hurt and the driver, whom I discovered was Paul Dean Dyer,was walking around the wreckage scratching his head and muttering some- thing about finally being on his way back to California and this had to happen. Farther on down the road Frances Kealler rode into sight. She was riding across a huge oil field. I wonder if she and Fuzzy Watson settled on this place to rear their football team. Out in the edge of town 1 noticed a nice tourist court with a big hamburger stand out front. To my sur- prise Eddie Haydon was owner and operator of both. 1 didn't see Eddie around but one of the employees said he was very happy now that he had finally found a place where he could eat and sleep when he wanted to. I thought it would be nice to go out to the school and see who was still around. As I walked down the hall I saw Melvin Harris. He seems to be doing O. K. He must be the ag. teacher now. At least he has a mustache and it looked like Mr. Scott's old room he was in. That evening I thought I would go to the football game. I decided it would be too crowded for me to drive out to the stadium so I called a taxi. Glenna Rutherford always had everyone puzzled. You wouldn't have guessed it but she was driving the taxi that picked me up. We arrived at the game safely and while waiting for the game to start I saw Dale Landers. He was doing all right. He had a blonde on one arm and a brunette on the other. I didn't recognize the girls. They must have been from Muleshoe. He used to go with girls from there, didn't he? I was so busy looking around I forgot about the game. The next thing I knew everyone was saying What A Play . The hero was none other than our own Douglas Higgins. Professional! That was his life. The last time I heard of him, he was selling Ferguson Tractors. After the game I was thirsty so 1 stopped in at a drug store and who was working there but Sue Bozeman. She had gotten a college degree and came back to marry and help make the living. She also plays a saxo- phone in the local symphony orchestra. Sue told me that Elsie Estep made a secretary and married her boss . She also said that Bobbette Par-ish was playing in the band at the football game but I didn't get to see her. She said Bennie Sue Welch was the superintendent of the old folks home on the outskirts of town. She's still unmarried after all these years. Don't know what her pastime is now but once in a while you still see her car sitting on the street late at night. I thought it would be nice to have supper with her. As I left town to go get her I somehow got behind a school bus. Being a law abiding citizen when the bus stopped, I stopped. I wasn't thinking of anything in particular but I did see two of the cutest little redheaded boys jump off and head for a farm house which set back from the road. As I started up I noticed the name A. D. Wheat on the mail box. All at once it dawned on me that those were Dwain Wheat's initials. Wonder who he married? Susie wanted to eat at Club Swankey to renew old times. She told me about some of the kids. Joyce Rob- nett and Anne Wood are still together. Their marriages did not seem Jid work out. They just couldn't do without each other. She also said that Dwain Wheat married Lucille Jones. Can you imagine? There was a television set in the club and who do you think was on it? None other than Joyce Kittrell. Her laugh has made her millions. During our conversation she said Janabeth Laing was married now and devotes most of her time between activities of the Little Theater and caring for her small son who will someday attend A M just like his daddy. Her husband is the county agent. While eating our dinner Dolan Fennell came in with a very beautiful blonde on his arm. Dolan is one of the leading criminal lawyers in the city now and this woman it seems has just stabbed her husband to death. As he selected a table in a secluded corner his only thought was what defense he would use in her behalf. Could Business Law have led to this? After I saw Susie safely home and had retired to my room, my thoughts began running back over the hap- enings of my high school days. I began to wonder if there would ever be a chance for me. Naomi Fanning CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Spring Lake High School, class of nineteen hundred and fiftv-three, being ot weak minds and disposing souls, do hereby state and declare this to be our last Will and Testament dare this to be our last Will and Testament. I, Sue Bozeman, will by excess height to Shirley O'Hair. I, Paul Dean Dyer, will my ability to make love in the halls and get by with it to Gary Provence and Paul Cortez. I, Elsie Estep, will my loud mouth to Doris Armstrong. I, Naomi Fanning, will my ability to go with Olton boys to Dorothy M. I, Dolan Fennell, will my ability to argue to Darrell Ellis. I, Melvin Harris, will my good looks to A. J. Jones. I, Eddie Haydon, will my ability to drive fast to Clifford Bills. I, Douglas Higgins, will my ability to go with ail the girls and wait until the last minute to ask them to Lexie Branscum and Kenneth Watson. I, Lucille, Jones, will my ability to get a man and keep him to Marylyn Riley. Frances Kellar, will my ability to sell Avon Cosmetics to Charlene Parish and Peggy Woodson. I, Joyce Kittrell, will my laugh to Wanda Jones and Cleo Meeks. I, Janabeth Laing, will my ability to go with boys from A M to Joan Maxcey. I, Dale Landers,will my ability to lie and get by with it to V ayne Davis. I, Bobbette Parish will my ability to graduate in three years to Loraine Cody. I, Joyce Robnett, will my excess fat to Dorothy Windbourn. I, Glenna Rutherford, will my ability to go with boys from somewhere else to Evelyn McNeil. I, Fuzzy Watson, will my ability to play football to Leonard Gilmore. I, Bennie Sue Welch, will my aoility to get engagement rings and then break the engagement to Beth Bulls. I, Dwain Wheat will my long, curly, red hair to Hilbert Wisian. I, Anne Wood, will my ability to skate to Betty Gregory and Claudeen Brock. We, the Senior Class, will our wonderful sponsors, Mrs. Thorne and Mr. Cardinal, to the class that is the luckiest to get them. To the faculty, we leave a broom to sweep away their troubles. We, the graduating seniors, do will and bequeath our dignity to the Juniors. To the sophomores, we leave our sweet ways and hope they can make the same use of them. To the freshmen we leave our wonderful manners. To all we leave good luck, good will, and happiness FOREVER! ! ! ! Mabry Starwalt, JANITOR CAFETERIA CREW: Mrs. Elsie Bock, Mrs. Tena Davis, Mrs. Kathryn Starwalt, Mrs. Frances Britt, Mrs. Jewel Lewis, Mrs. Myrtle Mc- Namara, Mrs. Elma Criswell. • -r ■ 1,1,1 H.fewik: Tu is Fikht Natiowal Basic ,C0O,0 }0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Amherst, Texas Your Business Appreciated Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve Bank % ex 6 Itrownd and While Equipment Co. GRAY OIL CO. 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